Salvation Army of Montgomery leases new building to better serve its clients
The Salvation Army of Montgomery temporarily has a new home.
The Salvation Army moved its administration offices and social services from its previous location at the MAP Center to a new building on Lomac Street, just off of Carmichael Road.
The Army is leasing the facility until a permanent location can be determined.
Officials with the organization say the new location better serves the community and those needing assistance, like items from the food pantry.
The food pantry is now equipped to allow clients to come in to hand select the things they need.
Major Butch Frost said since moving from the old location on Maxwell Boulevard, the Salvation Army has been able to house 200 individuals with 68 of those now settled in permanent housing during the last ten months.
